Every film below is one we cut, published by the filmmaker who shot it, with its runtime and what that runtime costs written underneath.
Full Documentary Wedding Video Editing
What a Full Wedding Film Costs to Edit
A chronological feature edit runs $650 for twenty to sixty-nine minutes, $750 up to 129, $850 up to three hours.
How a Full Wedding Video Is Actually Made
A full film is the one nobody talks about until ten years later, when it turns out to be the only place the whole ceremony still exists. It follows the day in order and keeps the moments whole: the vows entire, the readings entire, every speech from the first joke to the last thank you.
The craft is continuity rather than selection. Three cameras rolling through a two-hour ceremony are three different exposures of the same light, and one of them was pointed at a window; grading a full film means matching them across the whole run, not per shot. The audio work is bigger still — an officiant lavalier, a recorder on the lectern and a camera microphone at the back of a room are the same words at three distances, and cutting between them without levelling makes the sound lurch every time the picture changes.
Price follows the finished runtime, not the size of the footage load. A genuinely heavy load carries a fee, and you hear about it before we start. Most filmmakers deliver this alongside a highlight — one to watch, one to keep.
What a Wedding Documentary Video Looks Like
"The Office" Beach Wedding | Full Film
Full documentary · 25:24: $650
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What’s Included in a Full Wedding Film
Everything below is in the number above. None of it appears on the invoice as an extra.
- The whole day in order, with the moments kept whole rather than trimmed
- Color correction and color grading across every camera and every light
- Ceremony and speech audio cleaned, levelled and matched between microphones
- Music licensed for commercial use under the sections that need it
- The project file, yours to keep
- Unlimited revisions on your first project, two rounds after
Questions we get
Before You Send the Footage
A full documentary edit starts at $650. This is the chronological version of the day, usually 20 to 60 minutes long. The final price moves with the finished length, the volume of footage, and extras like multi-day coverage or non-chronological editing. As with every project, you get both the exported video and the project files.
A full film follows the day in order and keeps the moments whole — the vows entire, the speeches entire. A highlight selects and compresses. Most couples want both, and most filmmakers sell both.
Not by itself. The price follows the finished runtime. Genuinely heavy footage loads carry a fee, and we tell you before we start, not after.
No. It is cut, graded and mixed like anything else — multi-camera, matched audio, music where the day is quiet. What it does not do is compress: nothing is shortened for pace.
Most land between seventy and 129 minutes. Under an hour usually means the ceremony and speeches only; past three hours is normally a multi-day wedding, which we price on the footage.
Send Us One Wedding
Start with a single edit. If the first one comes back the way you wanted it, send the next.